Taveta Golden Weaver

(Ploceus castaneiceps)

The taveta golden weaver can be found inside the Matilda R. Wilson Free-Flight Aviary at the Detroit Zoo. Named after their nesting habits, males of this species use their beaks to weave nests so the females can choose a mate based on his nest-building ability.

Quick Facts

Quick Facts

Habitat:Matilda R. Wilson Free Flight Aviary

Class:Birds

Conservation Status:Least concern

Size:4 inches tall

Weight:18 to 24 grams

Median life expectancy:20 years

Diet:Seeds, grass, insects and corn

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